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I have a timestamp value from PHP: 1188604800000
When I format the time to human readable like this:
date("m/d/Y", 1188604800000)
It prints:
05/21/39635
If I put the number into an online Unix Timestamp converter I get:
Sat, 01 Sep 2007 00:00:00 GMT
What am I doing wrong?
PHP uses seconds-based timestamps, so divide
1188604800by1000and you are good.